geocities spam, why isn't it caught

Remy de Ruysscher remy at UNIX-ASP.COM
Tue Aug 23 08:27:40 IST 2005


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Remco Barendse wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I know this item was dicussed on the list before but I seen an 
> increasing number of geocities spam mails.
>
> They aren't using only uk.geocities.com but also geocities.com and 
> it.geocities.com but I guess they could come up with a 1,000,000 of 
> variants.
>
> The mails are only scored by bayes, none of the other checks are 
> triggered. I knos someone posted a rule to block uk.geocities.com 
> (even though I lost the mail) but what worries me more is the fact 
> that they manage to get past all checks incl. SURBL / URI and dcc checks.
>
> Anyone have any idea why, is my setup wrong?
>
> Thanks!
> Remco
>
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This works perfectly.

Just add a prolo.cf to you spamassassin directory with this content:

uri PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK1 /^http:\/\/uk\.geocities\.com\//
uri PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK2 /^http:\/\/www\.geocities\.com\//
score PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK1  4.0
score PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK2  4.0
describe PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK1 PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK1, Body
describe PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK2 PROLO_PUBWEB_UKGEO_CHECK2, Body

(Orginally posted by Raymond Dijkxhoorn).

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